5. Give the formula for a) lead (II) phosphate and b) lead (IV) phosphate. If you can't get subscripts to work, just type the subscripts as numbers. 4. Give the name for the compounds a) Cu₂S and b) CuS.

5. Give the formula for a) lead (II) phosphate and b) lead (IV) phosphate. If you can't get subscripts to work, just type the subscripts as numbers. 4. Give the name for the compounds a) Cu₂S and b) CuS.

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5. Give the formula for a) lead (II)
phosphate and b) lead (IV) phosphate. If
you can't get subscripts to work, just type
the subscripts as numbers.
4. Give the name for the compounds a)
Cu₂S and b) CuS.

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